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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1956

Page

19

Scepter of savings echoes in Hoover Commission drive

The Hoover Commission’s 314 proposals aim to save about 5.5 billion annually by reforming budgeting, administration, and government operations. Advocates urge bipartisan action, arguing citizens can curb spending with simple acts like writing Congress. Sen Norris Cotton likens citizen influence to a five cent pencil.

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Fathers Day Joy as Sons Follow Fathers Footsteps

Hal Boyle muses on the deep joy a father feels when a son follows into his career, citing American business dynasties from Rockefeller Jr. to Watson and Sarnoff. The piece notes fathers who let sons prove themselves from the ground up, creating enduring family legacies and mutual ambition.

New York John D. Rockefeller Jr Henry Ford

The Right To Vote Or Not To Vote pamphlet raises debate

A Chicago pamphlet praised Eisenhower and urged turnout while arguing the right not to vote is a constitutional privilege. It cites left wing tactics as brainwashing and questions the impact of campaigns on voter behavior. It mentions Kefauver Stevenson Harriman Johnson and Symington as primary contenders.

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Fatherly Tales and Public Press Voices

A collage of editorial opinions and anecdotes on public virtue, media, and social norms. It threads reflections on fathers sharing past misdeeds, trust in the American press, political campaign conduct, and cautious rescue of aging workers, with notes on lawn watering and pet insurance. Notable voices include Hart- ford Times, Chicago Daily Jews, Minneapolis Star, News.

Minneapolis Star

Desert Museum recounts odd birds and drifted pelican gift

Lewis Wayne Walker recalls a journey of Big Bill the brown pelican nicknamed by Desert Museum staff. The bird, six feet wingspan, arrived after a stormy trek from volcanic uplands to Organ Pipe NM and Papago desert, then near Tucson. Other birds seen include bitterns and shorebirds. their origins remain a mystery.

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Eisenhower and the question of a lasting presidential legacy

The article argues President Eisenhower, nearing the end of his term, may be remembered among the nation’s leaders for thawing the Cold War and restoring steady leadership. It compares him with Lincoln, Truman, and Roosevelt, noting his restraint and diplomacy as stabilizing factors, while suggesting one-term status could limit immortality in historical rankings.

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Auto slowdown sparks debate on consumer, industry roles

Detroit coverage surveys reaction to slowed auto demand with dealers and Walter Reuther arguing overproduction and timing. Ford economist George Hitching cites healthy competition. industry seeks year round market amid shifting tastes and strong demand for high end, sports, and station wagons.

George Hitching Ford

The Orderliness Of God In The Heavens And Within Us

Devotional reflection on God as order, praising the universe and human bodies for their precise, predictable arrangement. It emphasizes recognizing God’s presence through cosmic and inner order, urging attunement to divine laws and inward discipline. Prayer asks for strengthened will to enact God's will on earth.

Father Hartford (Conn God Poeson

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